Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-06-16
LOCAL MENTION.
Prepare to celebrate.
Hurley Will celebrate.

ITepaTe TO celebrate.
Hurley will celebrate.
Mason fruit jars at Kellar's.
Holland herring at kellar's.
New Tycoon tea at Kellar's.
Haylng will soon commence.
Best canned goods at kellar's.
Fresh fruit in its season at Kellar's.
Base ball, football, ETC., on the 4th.
Hurley public schools closed Tuesday. |
Ice cream and strawberries tonight.
Turner county warrants viii soon be
at par.
Ed Swan is building house on his
farm north of town.
Marshall Gowdy has been taking the
dog census this week.
Largest stock of crockerY, glass and
china ware at Kellars.
Don't forget the social at Presbyte-
rian church this evening.
The annual election of the school
board takes place on the 2lst inst.
The churns at the creamery are kept
whirling good share of the time.
Nine different kinds op cured meats
at the Turner County Meat Market.
Parties wishing harvesting machin-
cry will do well to call at the Hay
shed.
That splended rain last Friday done
power of good and made vegetation
fairly jump.
A "card received from G. Ill. Lovin
leaves us to infer that he is located at
Iowa City, Iowa.
| Ltave your order for ice at the meat
market. Will commence delivering
Monday morning.
| /. a. Parsons, the jeweler will be in
Hurley at ]. w. Kellar's store June
18th, goth and 21st.
Ilellar has the finest line and largest.
stock OF jewelry, watches, ETC., to be
found in Turner county.
If you want to borrow money on real
estate call at the Herald Office and have
an application made out
In the w. G. T. U. column this week
will be found the local option law as
passed by the last legislature.
| Theodore johnson shipped his 1887
clip of wool to philadelphia, and it
netted him a trihe over % cts a pound,
| Brauch says fishing is fine sport if it
4 is expensive. Not every fisherman can
afford to bait with gold watch and
chain.
/ Lumber dealers are expecting an ex-
ira heavy trade this fall as many farm
ers are figuring on improvements to be
made after harvest.
Last Fridays rain gave the farmers
chance to take rest from field work,
and on Saturday the streets presented
an animated appearance.
Fly season is here, and everyone hav.
ing team should call at Jos. Frick s
harness shop and see the fine line Of
mesh, cord and leather nets.
Jake Williams has an auction safe al
his farm near Turner on the 2Sth inst,
when he will dispose of considerable
amount of stock, machinery, etc.
Jos, Allen is surveying at Marion thi:
weeks trying to find Christians ad
dition to Marion, in which lots hay,
been sold to eastern parties as high a
$500 each.
The petition asking the county com
missioners for a vote on the llcens
question under the local option law, i
receiving the signatures Of nearly al
). in this section.
Among the strong points in the Wal
Il ter A. Wood binding harvester ar
= rapid work, clean cutting; freedom
from choking, freedom from scatterin
$, and certainty Of binding.
d Strawberries are being brought int
town in large quantities, and grea
a many are being shipped to Huron an
le beyond, most of those shipped comm
from the Alderman Fruit Farm.
" We use the choicest materials, an
ID just what we ADVERSE; and the fran
,e work of our harvester and binder, sol
by Jensen SSSon, is the most reliable {
10 any made, e,-Walter A. Wood, presiden
er The Herald nominates Mrs. Emm
a Judson as one of the members of tn
| NJ n,I N1,.,- "a TpIc ic
to largest resident property owner
or Hurley and is well qualified for the p
to sition.
ce The favorite refrain of the Hurl'
Good Templar lodge appears to be th
10 old, familiar club room song,
he won't go home till morning" with n
of merous variations about swinging yol
nd partner, etc.
ay Mrs. Laura Alderman has this seas'
had ten acres of her farm east of toy
set with strawberry plants, under t
n supervision of Mr.. Howell. Speci
W. y. fruit trains will be required on Il
- line next season.
M Strangers in top buggies were sc
OF just norm ol to"h' On Y ~ Nea
re timber claim, the other day. They dro
his southwest. The captain says there W
be a declaration of war if any railro
company attempts to cross that far
Persons receiving Mitchell or Sio
rs Falls papers containing the proce
Ter ings of the Advent camp meeting m
know that they are remembered
Zen some friend of that religious faith W
yer is sending the paper during the
ent gress of the meetings.
A number of the old soldier boys